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Originally posted by LaazThis is one I found on Sullivan’s island a few weeks ago.
I showed her the pic above and she said “yep that was it” but it was in the frothy remnants of a wave the washed back down the slope of the beach, so we sand. Who knows what is was!
BG
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Originally posted by Bonzo72yep, I think that’s what we saw as well…must be good stingray bait!
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Cobia bait… [:0]
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I was rooting around in a flower bed yesterday at the house and stirred one up with my hand and it wiggled under a bush. I smiled and left it alone…hope it eats a lot of bugs and grubs.
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Originally posted by 23Sailfishquote:
Originally posted by Bonzo72yep, I think that’s what we saw as well…must be good stingray bait!
The Morris Island Lighthouse www.savethelight.org
Cobia bait… [:0]
Redfish Baron Extraordinaire
I was thinking the same way. I wonder if this is why cobia love eel so much. Maybe they think it’s a sand lizard.
Highly doubt it was a glass lizard if it was in the water. More than likely a shrimp eel, which are very common. Google the images.
